Fash wrote:

Realistic overload condition: It's christmas, evening time. The cooker

I think you are overworrying!

I am starting to get over it, particularly whilst racking my brains to
think of more things to turn on to take me past 100A. Particularly

Remember that a 100A cartridge fuse will supply 150A steady for at least
an hour or two without blowing. That ought to deal with any overload
scenario you can imagine.

given that I could probably pull 120A for quite a while without
creating a problem for any of the components.

Which the main fuse will happily supply indefinitely. ;-) (although glad
I am not paying your bill!)


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Cheers,

John.

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